Learn how to mask a photo with itself, resulting in a glowing and romantic effect. Here we cover the use of a layer mask, the gaussian blur filter, the multiply blend mode, and hue and saturation adjustment layer.
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one question.. how do u de-select?
Love this technique,nice and easy.
Great for weddings .
Thanks for sharing.
Hi skept725,
This technique works best of photos that you won’t mind having blow highlights and that would benefit from a soft-focus look. So I’d recommend giving it a try on some wedding and portrait photos.
what kind of photos would this technique best work on?